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- Fermentation Vessels
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- First Snow of Winter
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- Colman, SD Elevator
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- Elephant Rides
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
I've never seen such an ice-balancing act! That must take a special skill. I can barely stay balanced by walking so I'll probably not try it! :)
ReplyDeleteWe have alpacas in this area which are related to llamas but their fur is finer and they are raised for the fur not to eat.
I have never seen a an ice-balancing act! An unusual and spectacular idea... When I was kid I was afraid of the llamas because someone told me the were formidable and accurate spitters!
ReplyDeleteIf llamas are annoyed they are accurate spitters, but the way to make friends with them is to blow into their face. Then they know you are not a predator.
Deletei love the llama
ReplyDeleteThe ice-balancer is fun!
ReplyDeletegreat to see
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